F*****g mechanics MY SEATS ARE RUINED
08-24-2011, 01:20 AM
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F*****g mechanics MY SEATS ARE RUINED
i installed my coils yesterday on my WDP 08 TLS with gray interior and they left oily finger prints everywhere on my leather while taking out the back seats its horrible SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WHAT BRAND OF LEATHER CLEANER WILLL TAKE THOSE STAINS OUT?!?!?!!??! T_T
08-24-2011, 07:37 AM
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Seems to work well on leather... Good Luck & Sorry!!!
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08-24-2011, 08:31 AM
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Yelling .. throwing a tantrum and stamping thier feet never got my kids what they wanted...... Not the end of the world.
Mix up a 6:1 mix of water & Woolite and use a cheap M/F towel . Spray the area and roll the towel up and aggitate the stain. It should transfer to the towel.
Mix up a 6:1 mix of water & Woolite and use a cheap M/F towel . Spray the area and roll the towel up and aggitate the stain. It should transfer to the towel.
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08-24-2011, 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Kinetic;13184435[B
]i[/B] installed my coils yesterday on my WDP 08 TLS with gray interior and they left oily finger prints everywhere on my leather while taking out the back seats its horrible SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WHAT BRAND OF LEATHER CLEANER WILLL TAKE THOSE STAINS OUT?!?!?!!??! T_T
so you installed it or the mechanics installed it..
Next time do it yourself
but serious note Lexol I found some at Wal Mart once before. Just grab some and condition your seats every 6 months or so. Woolite is the shit as well!
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One product I like to use for leather is Optimum Power Clean. I use it at 3:1 ratio with a couple spray onto a microfiber towel. Wipe it on and stain and buff it off with a new mf towel. One thing I would like to emphasize is that do let the product dry or "run". Otherwise you will not be disappointed. You can safely use this product for exterior or interior as well.
09-04-2011, 05:32 AM
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One product I like to use for leather is Optimum Power Clean. I use it at 3:1 ratio with a couple spray onto a microfiber towel. Wipe it on and stain and buff it off with a new mf towel. One thing I would like to emphasize is that do let the product dry or "run". Otherwise you will not be disappointed. You can safely use this product for exterior or interior as well.
This product will also remove oil / grease from finished leather
11-04-2011, 06:29 PM
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Needs more Lemon Pledge
With a reaction like that, you should probably just sell the car.
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